Report Violations. Good faith reporting of suspected violations of the Contractor Code of Conduct is encouraged. Reports of possible violations should be made to the Office of the Inspector General where such reports will be investigated and handled with the level of confidentiality that is merited and permitted by law. No adverse consequences will result to anyone as a result of making a good faith report.
Report Violations. Good faith reporting of suspected violations of the Contractor Code of Conduct is encouraged. Reports of possible violations should be made to the Office of the Inspector General where such reports will be investigated and handled with the level of confidentiality that is merited and permitted by law. No adverse consequences will result to anyone as a result of making a good faith report. Cooperate on Audits and Investigations – Contractors and their Representatives shall cooperate with any necessary audits or investigations by LAUSD relating to conduct identified in this Code. Such audits and investigations may be conducted when LAUSD has reason to believe that a violation of this Code has occurred. Once an audit or investigation is complete, LAUSD may contact a Contractor or their Representatives to establish remedies and/or sanctions.
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Report Violations. Parents and eligible students who believe their rights have been violated may file a complaint with: Family Policy Compliance Office, U.S. Department of Education, 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxx. SW, Washington, DC 20202-4605. Walking to School Students walking to and from school should follow such common pedestrian safety rules as: • Walking on sidewalks wherever possible • Crossing streets at corners, except where otherwise designated • Obeying crossing guards Crossing guards are the responsibility of your local municipality and are positioned at certain major intersections. Riding Bikes to School Each elementary school establishes and communicates its own student bike riding procedure. UCS prohibits mopeds and motorized scooters on school property. Bus Transportation UCS uses Michigan State Board of Education guidelines to determine student eligibility for bus transportation, based on the distance from home to school, as well as safety conditions for walkers. Ask the principal if your neighborhood or street is on a district busing route. Routes may be altered early in the school year to accommodate enrollment changes. Bus transportation is a privilege. Students may be denied this privilege for misconduct on a bus or at a bus stop. Students are dropped off and picked up in designated bus lanes near the school entrance. Parents who drive their children to school must keep bus and fire lanes free by parking or standing only in designated areas. Students should be at their assigned bus stops approximately ten minutes before the bus is scheduled to arrive. For the first two weeks of school, kindergarten and first grade students riding the bus should wear a tag indicating their name, address and bus number. Student conduct while riding to and from school should be an extension of good classroom behavior. Whether at the bus stop or on the bus traveling to and from school or on an off-site field trip, students are expected to behave appropriately. Bus Guidelines: • Obey the bus driver, show respect to the bus driver and fellow passengers • Remain seated at all times and keep all parts of the body inside the seating area. • Eating, drinking and gum chewing are not allowed • Hold all carry-on items, such as backpacks, musical instruments, etc. in your lap • Board and exit the bus in an orderly manner at assigned bus stop • Name calling, vulgarity, profanity, abusive or derogatory comments or gestures, bullying, harassment, hate speech or threats of violence are prohibited • Us...
